Unbelievers?

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I heard that atheists own I think at least one bible in there home and don't read it. Is that true?

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Yup KJV, Geneva Bible, New International Version and ESV I think I have an illustrated one kicking about somewhere aswell.
 
Yup KJV, Geneva Bible, New International Version and ESV I think I have an illustrated one kicking about somewhere aswell.


Isn't the Geneva bible the oldest english version of the bible? Before the KJV? How did you get that?
 
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Maybe that guy Thomas will reply to this, He is an atheist as well i believe.
 
There used to be more than that...but they either got banned or just eventually stopped coming on here.
 
I think theres only what... 4 atheists here Thomas me wolfy zoomer.
I think Laylie, Vikkikate, Skyjamie, ApocalypseArisen (Buddhist) and some 40+ year old bloke who's got a years seniority over me on this site but rarely visit can be added... and potentially Centurian who prefers the agnostic label. I've seen a few more of which Nodmyheadlikeyeah speaks of.

I personally own a Gideons International; New Testament and Psalms (fits into my pocket). Then there's the household NIV by Houghter and Stoughton 1958. I haven't read them in ages though, its so much easier to use the internet.